Reception at the Sparta church for old and new pastor
An informal reception for Rev. Wilbur P. Tomlinson and incoming Rev. B. E. Horth was held at the Sparta Methodist church. Attendees enjoyed decorations, fare, and a program of music and readings. Various local residents and accompanying family members were noted, with some moving to new posts or schooling after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Nept. Ys
Jhuday
Wilbur P. Tomlinson
Rey. B. E. Horth
Int Austin
Greys Milks
Wruns Tintron
Howard 1
Davisy
Grace Jtoward
Jane Salisbury
Torth
Omlinson
Haiving
Tua Ciaire
Tomjingon
Helen Tromlingon
Hernan ‘Erolinson
Maui
Aon
Charles ‘Torolinson
Madison
Epworth League
Grace Howard
HH. 8. Grey
Mes
Das. Ford
Wiliam Mohving
Adpline
Turner
John
W. Schmoting
Angelo
Miss Onalee Sunmoyrtidd
Friends Visit Milwaukee Area Residents in City Notes
A string of visits highlights the community, with Mr and Mrs John Bowler and children from Antigo, D Devevar from Madison, and Mrs Benjamin of Bangor guests in Milwaukee. Sparta groups traveled to La Crosse for a river excursion aboard the Capitol. Mrs Minnie Herrick Hutchings will teach in Wlooqua schools next year as her mother heads winter plans locally. Rev C B Dowd of Eau Claire briefly visits, and Miss Marlon Barney moves to Northfield for Carleton College duties.
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Slte
Towa
Deschools
Clintony
Net
G. Wnd TB
de. Jones
Wynne Jones
Pearl Street
University of Wisconsin
Soring
Prigiey
Anna Cummings
Jefferson Avenue
R Mes
L. Jones
Frank J. Quinn
Wiss
Agnes Axelson
Henry C. Fanning
Mamper
France
Summerall
Acetian
Soissons
M. c. Baird
Benton Street
Sioux’ City
Skemp
Winona
Ming
Alex Nico
Pip
Fort Sheridan
Madison
la Crosse
Milwaukee
John Bowler
Antigo
Dirs
D. Devevar
M's. Benjamin
Bangor
Sparta
Capitol
Minnie Herrick
Hutchings
Wrooqua
Tier
Mes
Qle Gustad
Obienga
Marlon Barney
Northfield
Minn
Carleton, College
Aliss Mayme Carias
Fluron
C. BE. Dowd
Bau Claire
Ship fraud case ends with not guilty verdicts
In Seattle a jury acquitted multiple defendants including Motorship Corp officials and Harbor Court figures on charges of conspiring to defraud during wartime bonus claims. The trial, date Sept 18, involved Grays Harbor residents associated with the ship fleet company and other officials.
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Seattle
Motorship Corporation
Shop
Heonte Bere
Shorts
Monty Ward
Hoonan
Harbor Comport
Real Attractions on Midway at Fair Assured by Women
Lay Crosse County Community Council plans ten big Midway shows this fall under its control. Attractions include athletic display, musical revue, vaudeville, boxing sketch, magic, and more with a coffee shop selling coffee, nuts, ice cream and sun. Cooperation from Twentieth Century, Catholic Women's Club, Teachers’ Club and others helps stage the ten feature attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lay Crosse County
Midwily
Catholic Women's Women's Club
Teachers’ Club
Wee
Hot Doughndwichese
League
la Crosse Public Schooly
Normal girls to dance at the Inter-States Fair
At the La Crosse fair this year a group of Normal school Physical Education students will perform a series of dances on the Midway. In addition the male program will feature apparatus work boxing and lambing under the direction of Mr Rueter and Miss Ies sender as instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal School
Rueter
Iessender
la Crosse
Mother and Son Suffer Severe Burns in Home Fire
Mrs N Bilesop and her son Barry of Coon Valley suffered serious burns in a residence blaze that destroyed their home. Awakening at 2 am to flames they escaped through the fire and were hospitalized at St Francis. Two other children escaped unharmed. Dr H E Wolf said recovery is likely.
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Tomlinson
Eau Claire
Rev
Forth
Thatir
Lucky Tiger Dandruff CO. AD
Kansan City
Ellis E. Langdon
Superior Day Cleaning & Dyeing CO
State ST
Batavian National Bank
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
N. Biesen
Harry
Coon Valley
Frepw Kruse Co
Children’s Apparel
Main Street
Dara Onis
Twils
Serges
Chi
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